Jobs & Internship – International school of music, languages and polytechnic studies

2. Internship

Do you have a passion for teaching?
Would you like to share your knowledge with others?
Become part of the IMLS!

There is an increasing demand for more instrumental and language courses. Moreover, it’s the aim of the IMLS to offer more departments including vocational and business department for people of all ages. Therefore, the IMLS needs more motivated and talented teaching staff for children and adults in different subjects.

Next to volunteers who are very welcome at IMLS, we are looking for teachers. They would help us to maintain a consistantly high level and guarantee better planning.

Jobs

1. Music Department

2. Vocational, Business & Technical Department

Send your application to:

The Human Resource Department
International School of Music
Languages and Polytechnic Studies
P.O. Box 1542 Masaka

Or email soft copy application to:
imls.humanresource@gmail.com

Job Requirements

Music Department

International school of music, languages and polytechnic studies (IMLS) Human Resource department is looking to appoint dynamic lecturers who are passionate about supporting and developing Music Education opportunities for both adult and young people. Teaching will be in a range of departments and the successful candidates will be expected to deliver whole class IMLS small group/individual lessons as well as support extracurricular activities at the Institute.

Applicants should not exceed 50 years of age.

Music and performing arts Lecturer

Required education: Bachelor’s degree in music and performing arts
Required relevant work experience: 5 years
Required languages: English (Spoken: fluent | Written: fluent)

Job Summary: The Music and performing arts Lecturer will be designing and delivering quality, appropriate music and performing arts skills and management for the courses, carrying out relevant research on practicals for personal growth, development and contributing to the world of academia in the music world.

Note: A certificate and diploma in a specific instrument is an added advantage.

Candidates must be experienced in at least one of the instruments listed below:

Violin

The violin lecturer is expected to be highly skilled musician and have a solid foundation in music theory. He/She must have gained practical experience through prior performance and formal education. Violin Lecturer is expected to hold a variety of positions, including:

Section member
Concertmaster
Soloist
Guest performer

Cello

As a professional musician (Lecturer) who teaches the cello instrument, must have a proven experience as soloist or a member of a classical music orchestra. In addition to working in live performance settings, a lecturer is also expected to show the students on how to play the instrument during recording sessions.

Responsibilities:

Demonstrate to students on how to set up and performing for live audiences, and attending rehearsals and studio sessions in a timely manner.
Maintaining all gear and tuning cello instrument when necessary.
Teaching melodies, songs, and practicing vocals when required.
Attending all PR events and maintaining an appropriate online presence and IMLS image.
Responding well to feedback and recommendations, as well as offering helpful suggestions.
Networking with other musicians and industry professionals.
Preparing for and attending auditions.
Experimenting with different genres, types and improving techniques.

Requirements:

Formal cello training.
Ability to play more than one instrument would be advantageous.
Experience playing cello in a band or performance.
Knowledge of different genres and cello maintenance.
Passion, dedication, and excellent time management.
Ability to work alone and to collaborate with others.
A willingness to learn and accept feedback.

Djembe

A djembe lecturer is expected to have a proven experience in playing the drum set and demonstrate to the students on how to provide rhythm and beat to a performance, play the drum during studio recording sessions, and contribute to the production of music.

He/She should encourage students to attend rehearsals, updating their knowledge of new music, and playing at events.

He/She should demonstrate excellent rhythm, superior timing and consistency, and be self-motivated.

The expected responsibilities are:

Generating the beat and timing in music.
Playing at events and live performances.
Motivating band players to perform their best.
Attending rehearsals regularly.
Recording music in the studio.
Participating in tours.
Promoting IMLS events and music.

The expected Requirements are:

Training and skill in percussion.
Must be creative.
Must be able to take initiative.
Work well in a team.

Guitar

A guitar lecturer is expected to evaluate students on how to play guitars for live performances or recordings. He/She must have a prior knowledge on how to play different types of guitars like classic, acoustic, electric, or bass, and play in a band or as a solo act.

He/She should encourage students to attend rehearsals, updating their knowledge of new music, and playing at events.

He/She should have knowledge of a range of genres and be able to quickly pick up a song.

Responsibilities:

Demonstrate to students on how to set up and performing for live audiences, and attending rehearsals and studio sessions in a timely manner.
Maintaining all gear and tuning guitars when necessary.
Teaching melodies, songs, and practicing vocals when required.
Attending all PR events and maintaining an appropriate online presence and IMLS image.
Responding well to feedback and recommendations, as well as offering helpful suggestions.
Networking with other musicians and industry professionals.
Preparing for and attending auditions.
Experimenting with different genres, types of guitars, and improving techniques.

Requirements:

Formal guitar training.
Ability to play more than one instrument would be advantageous.
Experience playing guitar in a band or performing solo.
Knowledge of different genres and guitar maintenance.
Passion, dedication, and excellent time management.
Ability to work alone and to collaborate with others.
A willingness to learn and accept feedback.

Jazz and Piano Playing

The Jazz and piano lecturer is expected to evaluate students interested in studying jazz and piano as a career. He/She should have an idea about syncopated rhythms and improvisation with different instruments.

He/She should encourage students to attend rehearsals, updating their knowledge of new music, and playing at events.

He/She should demonstrate excellent rhythm, superior timing and consistency, and be self-motivated.

Responsibilities:

Demonstrate to students on how to set up and performing for live audiences, and attending rehearsals and studio sessions in a timely manner.
Teaching melodies, songs, and practicing vocals when required.
Attending all PR events and maintaining an appropriate online presence and IMLS image.
Responding well to feedback and recommendations, as well as offering helpful suggestions.
Networking with other musicians and industry professionals.
Preparing for and attending auditions.
Experimenting with different genres and improving techniques.

Requirements:

Formal Jazz and Piano training.
Ability to play more than one instrument would be advantageous.
Experience playing Jazz and piano in a band or performance.
Knowledge of different genres and jazz or piano maintenance.
Passion, dedication, and excellent time management.
Ability to work alone and to collaborate with others.
A willingness to learn and accept feedback.

Vocational, Business &Technical Department

International school of music, languages and polytechnic studies (IMLS) Human Resource department invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for positions at the Institute.

Note: All candidates must have a technical education qualification on top of their Diplomas, Degrees or Masters.

Applicants should not exceed 50 years of age.

Accounting and finance Lecturer

Qualifications

Master’s Degree with specialization in Accounting & Finance is an added advantage.
Minimum of an Upper Second Bachelor’s Degree in Business related areas specializing in Accounting & Finance.

Required languages: English (Spoken: fluent | Written: fluent)

Duties / Responsibilities

Teaching, examining and grading students at both certificate and diploma level.
Supervision research for Students at all levels.
Conducting research and community outreach activities.
Writing proposals for attracting funding to the Department.
Perform any other official duties as assigned by the Head of Department
Evaluating the impact of training given to participants
Carrying out research and publish.
Performing out consultancy services to IMLS Clients.
Supervising students in carrying out research projects as part of their training.
Developing high quality customized short and long courses for practitioners and academicians
Perform any other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Respective Heads of Department.

Accounts Assistant

Required education: Bachelor’s degree in accountancy, BBA, ACCA, B com or any related business field.
Required relevant work experience: 4 years in the related field.
Required languages: English (Spoken: fluent | Written: fluent)

Key Duties and Responsibilities

Processing supplier’s invoices reconciliations of supplier’s statements with general ledger and payments.
Doing monthly Intercompany reconciliations.
Conducting monthly management accounts schedules
Balance sheet – General ledger reconciliations.
1. Non Trade Debtors reconciliations.
2.Non Trade Creditors reconciliations (Customer deposits and unknown deposits)
3. Withholding Suppliers Vat reconciliations.
4. Staff debtor’s reconciliations.
Raise purchase orders for finance related transactions.
Any other duty that may be assigned by Finance leader.

Art and design Lecturer

Required education: Bachelor’s degree in art and design with a technical background.
Required relevant work experience: 5 years
Required languages: English (Spoken: fluent | Written: fluent)

Note: Certificate and a diploma in art and design is an added advantage.

Job Summary: The art and design Lecturer will be designing and delivering quality, appropriate art and design programmes and management for the courses, carrying out relevant research on practicals for personal growth, development and contributing to the world of academia in the art and designing field.